There are a variety of similarities and differences between these two churches, which were built many years apart. What are your thoughts on these underground caves?
I think it's amazing. The history and the manpower to build these must have been extraordinary. I can't imagine walking in a place so rich in history and conspiracy, the secrets that must have been shared.. the unexplored potential.
Question for NatGeo, Ive seen alot of these ancient water cisterns- and im wondering if/how did they keep the standing water from going bad? Or did they expect it to, & boil it? Would be a terrible job to empty it if it had gone foul...
I know for a fact that it's been Build by the original people of this planet the so called "black people" the middle east is in fact north east Africa..
I'm portuguese so I love to learn the history of the knights templar. Can't wait for the episodes of lost cities with Albert Lin, I saw the lost treasure of maya and it's absolutely amazing!!!
all right initiate we need you to find a precursor temple hidden in a templar temple to find it you need to relive the memory of albert lin who had an encounter with the temple sometime in the 21st century--- bishops descendant in 3030 lol
Once in a blue moon I watch “National Geographic,” && once I start watching N/G I found myself still watching their videos a good couple of hours later!!!
Doctor Eliezer, thank you for sharing this rich heritage, and I admire your professionalism despite the very casual approach of the guy exploring knowledge from you. You have been an expert with years of hardwork and deserves proper protocol of respect
People are commenting that this guy is bland. However, i feel his enthusiasm and awe. I think that's something that a lot of hosts lack and makes the show a lot better!
I think this archaeologist was correct when he mentioned the link to people. This is exactly what the builders and organisation were, a link to people, a society building social structures for people. Good excerpt.
Multiple cisterns for a group of knights seems reasonable. Catch and store every drop possible. If it rains and fills all of your tanks it’s wise to build more. Spare capacity is better than not enough water.
Building something new ontop of something old is not exclusive to the templars. Alot of ancient civilizations did it. I'd be surprised if they don't find another gobekli tepe underneath the one they've found.
Question for anyone who may know; Ive seen alot of these ancient water cisterns- and im wondering if/how did they keep the standing water from going bad? Or did they expect it to, & boil it? Would be a terrible job to empty it if it had gone foul...
NOSTALGIA. Recollecting old Memories from Assassin's Creed. What a wonderful job UBISOFT Has done in educating through making us connect to the old Templar era .
Kia ora National Geographics, Im from New Zealand. I have been enjoying Albert Lins lost cities documentaries on disney plus and would love to see more. Unfortunately they are not available in my country. Hopefully this wont be for long please. Thank you.
Fascinating seeing these discoveries. The water has its own obvious uses yet wasn't it also used as a mapping system. When layer on layer vertical architecture was so important, following the route that water used created a potential route of the straightest available line. Real useful knowledge source when the use of mechanical equipment was unlikely or impractical.
It was a large organization of devout Christians during the medieval era who carried out an important mission: to protect European travelers visiting sites in the Holy Land while also carrying out military operations... Many Freemasons today say they are the spiritual descendants of the knights. According to legend, the Knights templar discovered the greatest treasure in human history buried beneath the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem
Clearly templar constructions, as others we have in Europe or Spain. I saw these marks in stones all over their castles or churchs. In Aragon we have some good examples... For instance, in The Maestrazgo, like Castellote or others...
I've visited the town many times. This Templar Church and its cisterns must be below sea level. I know the place is very near to the sea. So, my question is, how did they stop the sea water from entering / flooding the Templar Church and its water cisterns? (yes, I know plaster, but they are below sea level and a stone's throw from the sea).
@@somerandomguy711 I assume its pretty disrespectful to call it "hanging out." There were devout servants of Christ which fulfilled their duty there and its kind of inappropiate to say so.
cut . how about curse of Jekyll Island, - the Federal Reserve, the IRS, and the international Rothschild banking system all evolved from the ancient Templars congruence to spread their Ponzi schemes.
Have you been to Royston Cave? Built by The Knights Templar many years ago, well worth a visit if you like that sort of thing. Just a few miles from Baldock, England, Baldock being the olde English for Baghdad.
This documentary must released in completed form, or make a completed form, is very much worth it, and a long and fully detailed if its possible. The part of the water tank reminds me the deep underground water tank with stairs and walls from big and heavy stones (actually, all Mycenae was made by enormously big and heavy stones) i visit in Mycenae in Greece few years ago built ~ 3.500 ago!! All very interesting.
Just watching your program on the discovery channel. The templars never hid treasure in the treasure area only in the rations or granary. In treasure area they hid the great works of Christ and relics like that.
There are a variety of similarities and differences between these two churches, which were built many years apart. What are your thoughts on these underground caves?
Are this people are searching historical places in cave or unowned part of the earth
I think it's amazing. The history and the manpower to build these must have been extraordinary. I can't imagine walking in a place so rich in history and conspiracy, the secrets that must have been shared.. the unexplored potential.
Question for NatGeo, Ive seen alot of these ancient water cisterns- and im wondering if/how did they keep the standing water from going bad? Or did they expect it to, & boil it? Would be a terrible job to empty it if it had gone foul...
I know for a fact that it's been Build by the original people of this planet the so called "black people" the middle east is in fact north east Africa..
he has a super sweet bionic leg, we get it! sheesh
I wanted to be a archeologist as a kid because of this kind of stuff
i wanted to be archeologist as a kid because indiana jone movies
@@faydulaksono That to
Me too, was always crazy to think that they were touching symbols that someone craved almost nearly 700 years previously
What a honor!! To be where the Knights Templar dwelled...so admired them through history.
What? The most evil deceptive lot. The symbolism is to rule the world for themselves on the pretense of being Christian fighting monks.
I'm portuguese so I love to learn the history of the knights templar. Can't wait for the episodes of lost cities with Albert Lin, I saw the lost treasure of maya and it's absolutely amazing!!!
This is a High Experience points and Gold for an assassin..
It's so amazing how well minded the architect's were in that time. Totally amazing.
Places, where time stands still... amazing
Time to notify the assassins...
@panfriedd good.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
all right initiate we need you to find a precursor temple hidden in a templar temple to find it you need to relive the memory of albert lin who had an encounter with the temple sometime in the 21st century--- bishops descendant in 3030 lol
We'll be waiting for you. May the Father of Understanding guide us.
You mean the hasashin templars
Were betray by the pope and France the 13 won’t be forgotten
Once in a blue moon I watch “National Geographic,” && once I start watching N/G I found myself still watching their videos a good couple of hours later!!!
We hope you have learned a lot since you started watching!
This was amazing to witness. There are many more underground cities that I believe we know of.
It's so fascinating to think of these places and all the history they hold.
Fortress of the mole people!
Derenkuyu, Turkey
Imagine how many are not known of
@@NatGeo Yeah, it's so cool
Doctor Eliezer, thank you for sharing this rich heritage, and I admire your professionalism despite the very casual approach of the guy exploring knowledge from you. You have been an expert with years of hardwork and deserves proper protocol of respect
I am in my Robert Langdon mode right now.
PLSS LMAOOO
AWWW COME OOONNN..... this needed to be much longer...
"We don't know what these rooms were for" "It's for rain water".
People are commenting that this guy is bland. However, i feel his enthusiasm and awe. I think that's something that a lot of hosts lack and makes the show a lot better!
Actually cisterns were common in the ancient middle East. There were water cisterns at Masada.
" This is where the Templars actually hung out in? "
If we had more documentaries like this I would be so happy lol
I have been there at least three times and it never stops being incredibly fascinating. If you like history, you can lose by going to Portugal.
This is in Jerusalem, not Portugal, but you are also correct in the fact Portugal is the coolest too!
Amazing!! You guys need to upload the full episodes so we dont have to get out of bed and watch it on t.v. lol
I think this archaeologist was correct when he mentioned the link to people. This is exactly what the builders and organisation were, a link to people, a society building social structures for people. Good excerpt.
Just turn on the lights, there's one hanging on the wall at 1:25, and at 1:57...
I love watching this
Multiple cisterns for a group of knights seems reasonable. Catch and store every drop possible. If it rains and fills all of your tanks it’s wise to build more. Spare capacity is better than not enough water.
these amateurs didnt even use eagle vision
I love you
Exciting caves adventure to watch. Thank you for sharing ... 👌
We're glad you enjoyed watching!
@@NatGeo Awesome :)
WOW amazing place unbelievable that is some serious architecture but than they were Templars
Fascinating place.
May the father of understanding guide us
Building something new ontop of something old is not exclusive to the templars. Alot of ancient civilizations did it. I'd be surprised if they don't find another gobekli tepe underneath the one they've found.
WOW truly amazing
this is fascinating
Fascinating Video! Which city, please?
Question for anyone who may know; Ive seen alot of these ancient water cisterns- and im wondering if/how did they keep the standing water from going bad? Or did they expect it to, & boil it? Would be a terrible job to empty it if it had gone foul...
rain water doesn't go bad by nature , unless polluted, you can try some in a glass jar and leave it for a month
NOSTALGIA. Recollecting old Memories from Assassin's Creed. What a wonderful job UBISOFT Has done in educating through making us connect to the old Templar era .
I feel like playing uncharted with albert lin as nathan drake. Awesome!
Carefull,because lost cities are mysterious.
Wow awesome 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Incredible. Thanks NG
We're glad you enjoyed watching!
nice video, you can keep making stuff like this NatGeo
Thanks,for this great info.
Thank you for watching!
Amaziiing
Kia ora National Geographics, Im from New Zealand. I have been enjoying Albert Lins lost cities documentaries on disney plus and would love to see more. Unfortunately they are not available in my country. Hopefully this wont be for long please. Thank you.
Amazing
Fascinating seeing these discoveries. The water has its own obvious uses yet wasn't it also used as a mapping system. When layer on layer vertical architecture was so important, following the route that water used created a potential route of the straightest available line. Real useful knowledge source when the use of mechanical equipment was unlikely or impractical.
God that’s so amazing that they were standing where actual Templar’s stood long ago, I love history!
For all their might, they're kicked out by salahadin, it's comic relief this
ShrekMAN Castle Christianity still remains the biggest religion in the world 🤷♂️
@@HelloThere-bj9rw fake god Jesus worshippers making up fake stats,
_surprised pikachu_
ShrekMAN Castle good to know you care have a good day madam
Get a life
How to watch the full episode????
Thankyou! Cool history.
It was a large organization of devout Christians during the medieval era who
carried out an important mission: to protect European travelers visiting
sites in the Holy Land while also carrying out military operations... Many Freemasons today say they are the spiritual descendants of the knights. According to legend, the Knights templar discovered the greatest treasure in human history buried beneath the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem
Incredible!!!!
Could you please inform where this is. I am interested in knowledge. Thank you.
Clearly templar constructions, as others we have in Europe or Spain. I saw these marks in stones all over their castles or churchs. In Aragon we have some good examples... For instance, in The Maestrazgo, like Castellote or others...
May the Father of understanding guide us.
I've visited the town many times. This Templar Church and its cisterns must be below sea level. I know the place is very near to the sea. So, my question is, how did they stop the sea water from entering / flooding the Templar Church and its water cisterns? (yes, I know plaster, but they are below sea level and a stone's throw from the sea).
Wowww ... it’s like a movie ... cooool
Incredible alright
We're so glad we're able to get a look inside this fascinating place!
r/woosh
What programme is this please?
"I'm standing in a room where ancient, medieval knights, the knights templar 'hung out'... he lost me there. Click away
Absolutely!
Same!
And he said it twice...sigh...
I don't understandwhat's wrong with him saying that?
@@somerandomguy711 I assume its pretty disrespectful to call it "hanging out." There were devout servants of Christ which fulfilled their duty there and its kind of inappropiate to say so.
So claustrophobic.
Are the creepy dolls a traditional part of the Templar's church? Because then I have questions...
Some of the wall carvings are like those in "Curse of Oak Island".
cut . how about curse of Jekyll Island, - the Federal Reserve, the IRS, and the international Rothschild banking system all evolved from the ancient Templars congruence to spread their Ponzi schemes.
Wow incredible ancient ppls .
@32 seconds a doll with panda eyes. Very telling
Have you been to Royston Cave? Built by The Knights Templar many years ago, well worth a visit if you like that sort of thing. Just a few miles from Baldock, England, Baldock being the olde English for Baghdad.
Where
Very COOL 👍 THANKS
Assassin's Creed Isreal.
Yep the first Assassin Creed game
The first game with Altair was based on Syria & Israel.
Was it called Palestine at that time ???
@Justin Y, Ah yes Palestine was part of Syria ...
@@joechill9747 I remember acre, Damascus
Wheres the whole video?
Wow ...that's amazing
Some people are just living the dream.
I believe that those water reservoirs are to activate the traps of what the Templars protected, below the reservoirs where their treasures are hidden
Extraordinary!....just like Westside Weirdness Investigations!
Wow 😯
He's holding a light saber!
Love video's like this!
Subhan Allah
Where does the airflow comes in from?
So amazing
Lost city apiacas mato grosso Brasil !!!
We need the Templers back now
Thats so awesome!!!!!!
This documentary must released in completed form, or make a completed form, is very much worth it, and a long and fully detailed if its possible. The part of the water tank reminds me the deep underground water tank with stairs and walls from big and heavy stones (actually, all Mycenae was made by enormously big and heavy stones) i visit in Mycenae in Greece few years ago built ~ 3.500 ago!! All very interesting.
👍👍Awesome 🇮🇳 Video 👍👍
Wow, unbelievable and so beautiful.
The way he talks about the templars hanging out makes it seem they sat around with the boys and a few juul's.
Hey look I’ve got a bionic foot. You’re hired
Super
albert lin again always with his leg in the shot
Just watched this show. I had a question while watching but forget what it was...The underground mapping was cool.
That leg is badass I'm telling you!
What's with that eerie doll?! 😨😱
Cool
This order of knights went to the ands of the earth to keep secrecy. We will never know thier truth.
How many secrets are under ground? Thanks. Very interesting.
And how many secrets are buried in the lowest catacombs under the Vatican?
Just watching your program on the discovery channel. The templars never hid treasure in the treasure area only in the rations or granary. In treasure area they hid the great works of Christ and relics like that.
I love your show
It's fast not like 90 mins
It's educating
And it comes out like every day
Cool foot, I like his enthusiasm
Where the Templars "hung out..." Right.
Yea I was like. All that talk for it to turn out and just be an ancient water tank lol
Now they hang out in Washington.and still walk among us they are the masons.
I am sure Ezio is also around here some where watching them from the above
Nice.